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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented report notes authorities took action at an air area site where mice were involved. No clear dates or entities are readable, but the event concerns a close matter tied to the facility and officials.
A May celebration honors soldiers of all wars and praises the spirit of sacrifice for a greater cause. General James Longstreet’s remarks reflect on war lessons, misperceptions, and the enduring valor of soldiers who gave everything for liberty and a united nation.
A garbled early 20th century note warns that whales are dwindling due to hunting. It questions whale migration and labeling for taxonomy, mentions a European cruise to study whales, and laments the growing danger of extinction if science cannot uncover their secrets.
An old advertisement fragment shows a wheat market note with reference to corn and sale details. The readable items include prices and trade terms, though the OCR is incomplete.
A set of reader questions asks how locals plan their summer, with responses from Kitty, Emily Apple of Hood College, Alice Gaver, Dorothy Gale, and Roger Fisher. They mention staying near Frederick, visiting nearby towns, and road trips as typical plans.
Today in history lists anniversaries from 1845 to 1902 with figures from Aosta to Averill, includes a 1848 coronation gift disaster in Moscow, events such as the Danube River bed inauguration, and notable deaths. Births note Dukes, bishops, governors and public figures. Today’s events mark memorials and public ceremonies across regions.
A fragmentary devotional line appeals to divine listening in the morning prayer. The text echoes a Psalms cadence and asks guidance as the speaker directs prayers toward God at daybreak.
Mrs the Larks married sister who moved to Mlormly years ago has four grown sons Wilbur Nathan Joe and Fred who all work in real estate. Wilbur and Nathan are named after family and the third son Joe lost an arm in childhood. Fred, educated for the ministry, also sells real estate. The family produces a large share of local property deals.
Indianapolis May 30 Memorial Day message from James A. Drala national Commander of the American Legion. He calls Memorial Day a reconsecration and announces the American Legion Endowment Fund to aid disabled comrades and the children of fallen members. He emphasizes faith and service.
A fragmented reminiscence of May events and community gatherings. The text references farewell to Miss May, various local people, and celebrations including commencements, festivals, and church activities. Mentions a Young People's Christian Endeavor test, Daughters of Pocahontas dinner, and community meals amid weather notes and local happenings.
Twenty years ago in Frederick Memorial Day was observed with grave decoration at Mt Olivet cemetery by the Union veterans. A parade formed at 2 pm on North Market Street to Grand Army lot, with escorts from Reynolds Hout Camp Sons of Veterans Camp Schley Militia Cadets Boys High School Cadets Washington Camp HOLS and Frederick Select Band. Services followed at the Grand Army lot and at Sons of Veterans, then moved to Key monument for an address by William P Maulaby. The march continued to Red Men's Hall where the parade disbanded as banks and post offices observed a holiday. An United Steam Fire Engine Company meeting discussed new member recruitment and a hose wagon contract expected by August 25.
A dense OCR style listing tallies radio station schedules across cities. It outlines programs by time and station, naming orchestras, choirs, and churches from New York to Portland with varied daytime and evening offerings. It highlights daylight saving time zones and presents a mosaic of musical programs, services, and concerts across regions.
Community chatter hints at mayoral decision and Braddock Heights opening while schools anticipate commencements. References to Whitsuntide and Sunday school processions mix with Yellow Springs supper memories, dances, and remarks on flowers, fowls, and social gatherings. MART JANE invites a promenade tonight.
Immediate attention from the dental service. It just because a person has had an attack of rheumatic fever is not a reason for removing all teeth. Other rarer forms of acute arthritis are met with, but as these are likely to turn into chronic disease then can be mentioned with chronic arthritis. To Be Continued. Nearly 700 steel hides were used in making the world's largest belt.
Purely personal items list Mr and Mrs David Faugh and son Irvin traveling to Frederick to see their ill daughter Mrs William Gonso. Henry Jones of York Pa visits. Mrs Laura Jones and Mrs John Flesch man of Frederick visit sister Mrs Graham of Blaine and niece Mrs Sol Shillingberger of nearby Garden W Va. Sisters had not seen Mr Graham in 34 years. Miss Kitty White Philipsburg Pa is staying in this city. Mrs Willin Fisher Clarke Place visits Rev and Mrs J C Hoover of Harrisburg Pa. Miss Ellen Castle North Market Street visits in Baltimore.
Sunday School at 9 a m. and communion service at 1 p m at Gatectin Furnace run by Rev. H. F. Hugins pastor of Lewistown M. P. Church. The notice lists times and leadership for the church program.
A fragment notes a girl faced with a difficult moment and suggests seeking better options. The language is archaic and unclear, but implies caution or guidance for someone in a delicate situation.
An auction lists a McCormick binder and multiple farming implements including a mower harrow and plows, plus household furniture such as tables, chairs, a bed, and incubator items. Terms require cash under $19, credit on larger sums with notes and security, settlement day of sale, and removal only after payment. Ernest G. McBride oversees with William G. Reeder as auctioneer.
Notice to Frederick City voters of a June 9 1925 election for Mayor City Register and five Aldermen with polling places listed for Precincts 1 through 7 at Market Streets Court House and local businesses. Polls open 8 a.m. close 6 p.m. By order Board of Supervisors of Elections Frederick City. Rolling Atkinson Clark. 45-33,26,268 Lost automobile license plate No 21e9le Reward offered for return.
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